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La dynamique de l'aide sociale au Canada : le rôle des attributs individuels et des variables économiques et politiques

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Finnie, Ross
Irvine, Ian
Sceviour, Roger
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Dans cet article, on utilise la base de données fiscales longitudinales canadiennes pour estimer des modèles du recours à l'assistance sociale (ou à l'aide sociale) au cours d'une année donnée, ainsi que la dynamique sous-jacente : entrée dans le régime d'assistance sociale d'une année à l'autre, sortie d'une période donnée de prestations d'assistance sociale et retour au régime d'assistance sociale suivant la fin d'une période de prestations.

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Paper provided by Statistics Canada, Direction des études analytiques in its series Direction des études analytiques : documents de recherche with number 2004231f.

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Keywords: Travail; Revenu; pensions; dépenses et richesse; Assurance-emploi; aide sociale et autres transferts; Revenu du ménage; revenu familial et personnel; Faible revenu et inégalité;

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